Lee Seon Kyoon (1975)

Also Know As: 이선균 李善均イ・ソンギュン Lee Seon Gyoon Lee Seon Kyun Lee Seon Gyun Lee Sun Kyun Lee Sun Gyun Ли Сон Гён อี ซ็อน-กยุน لي سون-كيون

Age: 49

Born: Mar 02, 1975

Nationality: Seoul, South Korea

Height: 180 CM

Zodiac sign: Pisces

Lee Seon Kyoon was a South Korean actor under HODU&U Entertainment. In 2001, he debuted in the musical The Rocky Horror Show. Relegated to supporting roles for many years, he finally achieved his breakthrough in 2007 with the romantic drama "Coffee Prince" and the critically acclaimed medical drama "White Tower"; both ratings were a hit.

In 2010, he won the Best Actor award at the Las Palmas de Gran Canaria International Film Festival held in Spain. Film distributor Myung Film quoted the judging committee as handing Lee high points for his role in Paju, portraying the anguish he felt for loving his wife's younger sister. This is the first acclaim that Lee has received at a film festival since his debut. In 2019, he acted in the 4 Oscar-winning movie 'Parasite', the first non-English language film to obtain an Oscar for Best Picture.

In 2022, he was nominated for Best Performance by an Actor at the International Emmy Awards for his role in "Dr. Brain".

Lee married his girlfriend of seven years, actress Jeon Hye Jin, on May 23, 2009. Their sons were born on November 25, 2009, and August 9, 2011.

On October 24, 2023, he was booked for internal investigation over suspected drug use and was charged on suspicion of using marijuana and psychoactive drugs by the Incheon Metropolitan Police Agency. He vehemently denied the charges, and initial test results of hair samples were negative. However, on December 27 he passed away after being found unconscious in a vehicle near Waryong Park in Seoul.

Active Years: 2001 - 2023

Blood Type: B

Spouse:Jeon Hye Jin (2009-2023)

Children: 2

Education: Korea National University of Arts

Filmography: Lee Sun-kyun filmography

Awards:

- Baeksang Arts Awards (2015)

- Screen Actors Guild Award (2020)

- KBS Drama Awards (2010)

- MBC Drama Awards (2010)

- MBC Drama Awards (2007)